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The Meteors - Hell Train Rollin -

Here I am again, reviewing another record of the infamous psychobilly band The Meteors. Still leaders of the scene, still rotten and dirty, still hating, still sporting groovy haircuts and sweet leather coats, still psycho, still the fucking Meteors. Hurry up, the Hell Train is Rollin!

As with every album The Meteors...

The Meteors - Hell Train Rollin -

Here I am again, reviewing another record of the infamous psychobilly band The Meteors. Still leaders of the scene, still rotten and dirty, still hating, still sporting groovy haircuts and sweet leather coats, still psycho, still the fucking Meteors. Hurry up, the Hell Train is Rollin!

As with every album The Meteors...

Lux joins Nekromantix -

After the sad death of drummer Andrew Martinez last month, Nekromantix has announced that the band will be continuing with a new drummer:We needed someone to fill out the big shoes of Andy DeMize, who also was known as the Al Bundy of psychobilly, due to his...

Mad Sin touring North America in April and May -

This month Mad Sin are embarking on a tour of North America in support of their latest release “20 Years In Sin Sin” on Hep Cat Records.Mad Sin were born in 1987 out the hard rockin’, street fighting, hard drinking, seedy gutter of the Psychobilly/Rockabilly/Punk underworld that festered in a...

Tours: The Phenomenauts (Europe) -

Sci-fi space-punks The Phenomenauts will be spending the next month touring in and around Germany. The band's previous European tour was in 2003 with Psycobilly legends Demented Are Go. The band is touring in support of their new digital EP, Electric Sheep, and most recent full length, For...

Cramps singer dies -

The frontman was being treated at a hospital in California for a pre-existing heart condition.

Lux, who was born Erick Lee Purkhiser, formed the gutteral anarchic psychobilly band in 1973 with his wife Poison Ivy.

Downtown New York punk boys, The Cramps went on to release 14 albums and played historic venues...

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